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@fdlaw
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17th Floor, No. 180, Section 2, Dunhua South Road, Da'an District, Taipei City
Our firm is a professional Taipei law firm that specializes in corporate legal advisory services. Our senior lawyers have been selected as the best Taipei lawyers to recommend. Our corporate legal advisor team has 20 years of practice experience and rich practical experience. Our team members are from Taipei Legal Each firm has its own areas of specialization, specializing in corporate legal counsel, legal consulting, commercial lawyer negotiation services, civil litigation, criminal litigation, investigation and defense, etc. Team members work together to fight for the best rights and interests of clients.

In the ever-changing business environment, whether you are a multinational corporation in Taipei's Xinyi District, a manufacturing company in Wugu, New Taipei City, a traditional industry transformation company in Taoyuan, or a technology startup in the Hsinchu Science Park, the business challenges you face are exceptionally severe. Many business owners often hold the mindset that "we'll just hire a lawyer when disputes arise," unaware that this often comes at a heavy price. As professional business lawyers, Fidelity Law Firm (fdlaw.com.tw) has consulted countless companies. Today, we will start from the real pain points of business operations and deeply analyze why a long-term legal advisor for "prevention" is far more important than a litigation lawyer for "remediation." The 3 most common "legal pitfalls" for businesses... AI data and court practice statistics…

Stuntman Falls to His Death and is in ICU; TV Station Offers Condolences with 6 Apples | TTV News Reporter Tsai Chang-yu News Link: During the filming of a scene for the Formosa Television (FTV) prime-time drama "Tofu Mama," a stuntman fell from the second floor, landing outside the safety mat and hitting his head and face on the concrete floor. He suffered intracranial hemorrhage, facial fractures, and is in a coma. His family is devastated, revealing that only an assistant from the TV station offered condolences with 6 apples, and they were told there was no insurance coverage. The Film and Drama Professionals Union also issued a statement calling it a systemic man-made disaster. The Taoyuan City Labor Inspection Office stated that failure to take proper protective measures could result in a fine of up to NT$300,000. However, FTV clarified that Mr. Su's inspection concluded that…

Hsiao Han-sen, known as Taiwan's first-generation "teenage stock market god," has been released on bail of NT$15 million and is subject to three restrictions on leaving the country and residing abroad. According to Li Yu-sheng, a lawyer at Fidelity Law Firm, the suspect intended to influence the value of stock trading through artificial means, violating the Securities and Exchange Act's crime of stock price manipulation. The maximum penalty is 10 years imprisonment and a fine of up to NT$200 million. The court has currently set bail at NT$15 million, but it is possible he could obtain more than NT$40 million…

Introduction: Year-End Review – Is Your Company's Legal Protection Network Robust? As the year draws to a close, many business owners and senior managers are busy not only settling revenue and planning year-end parties, but also, and perhaps more importantly, reviewing the operational risks and costs for the coming year. Among these tasks, the renewal and selection of a "retaining legal counsel" is often an underestimated yet crucial step. In Taiwan, many SMEs believe that legal counsel is only for "litigation." However, in my dual experience as a lawyer and SEO expert, truly profitable companies treat lawyers as "business strategy partners." This is especially true when your business involves exporting, OEM/ODM manufacturing, franchising, or reviewing complex English and Chinese contracts…

Why do most people struggle to grasp these key points? The key lies in "professionalism." The complexity of equity investment dispute litigation lies in the fact that it requires not only "legal expertise" but also "understanding of business logic"—for example, determining whether "equity valuation is reasonable" or "whether the performance-based clause in the investment agreement is valid" requires a comprehensive analysis considering the company's financial situation, industry characteristics, and investment practices. Many parties involved lack both legal and business knowledge, making them prone to errors in evidence preparation, legal application, and courtroom responses. Therefore, choosing a law firm specializing in equity investment disputes is crucial. Fidelity Law Firm has long been deeply involved in Taiwanese company law and equity investment, and its team of lawyers is not only familiar with the Company Law, the Code of Civil Procedure, and other legal norms and judicial precedents, but also possesses…

III. Procedural Control: Don't Lose Your Case Due to "Procedural Errors" Most litigants focus on "substantive grounds" but neglect "procedural details." However, Taiwan's Code of Civil Procedure has strict procedural requirements; a small oversight can lead to "dismissal of the claim" or "loss of the right to appeal." The following three procedural points must be emphasized: (I) Choose the correct court of jurisdiction to avoid "transfer or dismissal." The court of jurisdiction for equity investment disputes is usually determined according to the following rules: If the court of jurisdiction is incorrect, the defendant can raise an "objection to jurisdiction," and the court will rule to transfer the case to the correct court, resulting in a prolongation of the litigation time; if it is a case of "exclusive jurisdiction" (such as disputes over company mergers or dissolutions), an incorrect lawsuit will be directly dismissed. (II) Don't exceed the statute of limitations, otherwise "rights will be lost..."

In Taiwan's equity investment market, once negotiations break down and litigation ensues, most parties find themselves in a passive situation of "discarding evidence haphazardly," "failing to find the right legal basis," and "ignoring procedural details," ultimately leading to the regrettable outcome of "losing the case despite having a valid claim." In fact, the key to winning equity investment dispute litigation (such as breach of equity transfer, claims for defective capital contributions, and infringement of shareholder rights) is never "whose reasons are more compelling," but rather "who can accurately grasp the core points of the litigation." This article will combine Taiwan's *Company Law*, *Civil Procedure Law*, and judicial practice cases to break down five key points that must be mastered in litigation, helping you gain the upper hand in court. I. The Basis for Victory: First, clarify "whether your claim is valid?" Many parties…

I. The Root Causes of Frequent Equity Investment Disputes: Have You Stepped on These "Hidden Landmines"? In Taiwan's investment market, equity investment disputes are often not sudden "accidents," but rather "time bombs" planted due to insufficient pre-planning. In-depth analysis of numerous cases reveals that the root cause of the vast majority of disputes points to the same core issue—the lack of clear and comprehensive investment and shareholder agreements. The following common "landmines" are almost universal causes of investment disputes: (I) "Verbal Agreements" Replace "Written Contracts," Rights and Obligations Vanish Many investors and entrepreneurs, due to "personal relationships" or "rapid project progress," confirm investment conditions solely based on verbal promises, such as "priority repurchase of shares after future profits" and "major decisions require the consent of all shareholders," etc.

Key Steps to Resolving Shareholder Investment Disputes When the shadow of equity disputes looms, we must not panic, but calmly seek solutions. The following key steps will guide you on the path to resolving equity disputes. Clarify the Nature of the Dispute and Legal Relationships Faced with an equity dispute, the first step is to deeply analyze its essence, clarifying its nature and the legal relationships involved. This is like a doctor diagnosing an illness; only by accurately determining the cause can the right medicine be prescribed. We need to carefully examine documents such as equity agreements and articles of association. These documents are like the "codebook" of company operations, containing key information for resolving disputes. Through detailed analysis of these documents, we can determine whether the dispute is an equity transfer dispute, a shareholder rights dispute, or some other type of dispute. For example…

常見股權爭議類型大盤點 在股權世界中,紛爭的火苗常常在不經意間燃起,不同類型的爭議如同隱藏在暗處的礁石,隨時可能讓企業這艘大船觸礁。下面,我們就來逐一揭開常見股權爭議類型的神秘面紗。 股東投資爭議的成因深度剖析 股權爭議的產生並非偶然,其背後往往隱藏著複雜的成因,這些成因如同深埋在地下的樹根,錯綜複雜,相互交織。下面,我們就從多個維度深入剖析股權爭議的成因。 富達法律事務所Line:話:0277093611Facebook:https://…

Surprise! I've been named a criminal defendant. How should I respond? Finding yourself criminally accused of violating company and commercial accounting laws can be a recipe for shock, panic, and confusion. These two areas of law are closely intertwined with business operations. Being caught in these situations can not only lead to potential legal sanctions but also a significant impact on your reputation, career, and business development. It can feel like a sudden gloom and a bleak future. But at this point, you must understand that panicking won't solve the problem. Calmness and proactively seeking solutions are paramount. Let's delve deeper into this dilemma, understanding the potential scenarios and effective solutions. Who is most likely to fall prey to these mishaps and become a suspect? In Taiwan's business operations...

1. Legal Dilemmas for Businesses: Why Legal Counsel Is a Must, Not an Option In Taiwan's increasingly complex business environment, businesses face a wide range of legal issues, from initial charter drafting and equity structure design to contract signing and intellectual property protection during operations, and finally, during the IPO phase, compliance reviews, financing, and mergers and acquisitions. This goes without saying, as companies must navigate unexpected risks such as labor disputes, commercial litigation, and tax disputes. Improper handling can lead to significant fines, business disruption, and even survival challenges. For example, a technology company was sued by a supplier for tens of millions of New Taiwan dollars due to negligent contract terms. Ultimately, lacking professional legal support, the company missed the optimal time to respond and was forced to bear full liability for the damages, severely impacting...